Rosina Egg Cup Rosina pink rose pattern egg cup, fluted and embossed, trimmed in a pale green on the foot and rim. 2"x2" In very good condition. No chips or cracks, slight wear of green off rim.
Circa: ca 1940s-50s
Size: 2x2
Type: China
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Rosina China  

Aesthetic Polychrome Transferware Pitcher An aesthetic movement polychrome water pitcher, 10.5" tall and approx. 8" wide without the handle. The pitcher is transfer decorated in the aeshtetic movement style of the period just preceding the Art Nouveau era. Unmarked as to maker, but with a raised seal having an impressed Rd. number 5568. This accurately dates it to 1884, the first year that England required Rd. registration numbers. This polychrome pitcher is in excellent condition, with no blemishes. The decoration shows woodland scenes in inserts on a background of berries and leaves.
Circa: 1884
Size: 10.5x8
Type: Ironstone
Country of Origin: GB
 

Royal Worcester Pink Dish Royal Worcester made this gorgeous Pompadour Pink dish in 1891. Fully marked with back stamp for 1891 plus registry mark. The number 1477 may be the pattern number. It is curved, fluted and embellished with acanthus leaves and tiny roses. In excellent condition. 7" long and 5.5" wide.
Circa: 1891
Size: 5.5x7
Type: China
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Royal Worcester  

Royal Doulton Art Nouveau Lady with Swans A beautiful art nouveau style plate from Royal Doulton of England. It depicts a woman with swans surrounding her and one at her feet. Overall background is a deep rust. Colors are predominately green. A few light scratches on the right verge. Very nice.
Size: 10.5" diameter
Type: Porcelain
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Royal Doulton  

Royal Osborne Bone China Cream and Sugar A lovely fluted bone china creamer and sugar bowl in a dogwood or rose pattern with gold trim. In like new condition. Made by Royal Osborne in England.
Circa: mid to late 20th century
Size: 4.5x6
Type: Bone China
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Royal Osborne  

Salt Glaze Spongeware Pitcher A heavy salt glaze pottery water or milk pitcher, decorated with incised shell design around the upper rim. Blue and white spongeware pattern over a dark brown base. Manufacturing flaws are a glazed over bubble at lower foot, and a partially glazed crack at the spout, as shown. These were cheaply made utility vessels at the time (ca 1840s-1890s) and were prone to manufacturing flaws.
This one is considered in good but not excellent condition. 9" tall and 6" from spout to handle
Circa: mid to late 19th c
Size: 9x6
Type: Pottery
Country of Origin: GB
 

Baker & Co Ltd Woodland Red Transferware Plate A beautiful pink or red Staffordshire transferware plate, 10" in diameter. This antique dinner plate is called Woodland and depicts a country couple fording a stream in a cart with horse, church in the background. In Excellent condition. ca 1893-1932
Circa: 1893-1932
Size: 10
Type: Transferware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Baker & Co. Ltd.  

Copeland Jasperware Pitcher ca 1850s A blue and white jasperware pitcher made by Copeland following the decreased production of Wedgwoods jasperware in the 1850s when that company was faltering.
This exquisite example of Copeland's jasperware work features a ring of dancing classical maidens, garlands of roses and geometric trim on the rims. glazed interior.
In excellent condition and stamped England Copeland 42. 4" tall and 5" from spout to end of handle.
Circa: ca 1850s
Size: 4x5
Type: Jasperware
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Copeland  

Sadler Copper Lustre Jug or Pitcher A wonderful old copper lustre milk jug with white leaves and stripes on a swirled body. and painted. The copper lustre reflects purple highlights. In excellent condition, 4.5" tall and 6" across.
Circa: 19th c
Size: 4.5x6
Type: China
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Sadler  

Small Blue Jasperware Vase A 3.25" jasperware vase, very finely made, but with no mark. It has a blue bisque surface with applied white figure of a woman with a hand mirror. In excellent condtion.
Circa: unknown
Size: 3.25"
Type: Jasperware
 

John Edwards Eola Gravy Boat A beautiful floral pattern gravy boat, surviving for more than 100 years. Originally part of a dinnerware set made ca 1890, called Eola. In excellent condition with no staining, chips or cracks. Made by the esteemed firm of John Edwards in Staffordshire, England.
Circa: 1890
Size: 4.5x8
Type: Porcelain
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: John Edwards  

English Green Majolica Plate A lovely green majolica plate with embossed petaled flowers, stems and leaves. Made by James Kent Ltd. of Longton, England. The mark is one used from 1897 to present.
I have 2 of these plates, price is for one. Also available are 4 others: one with an aqua background and 2 with yellow backgrounds. All have the same floral design. See my other listings under Majolica.
Discount for purchase of all 6 plates. Please inquire.
Circa: 1897-present
Size: 9" diameter
Type: Majolica
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: James Kent Ltd.  

Grafton Melville Lemon Server with Sugar and Creamer A delicately decorated bone china lemon server plate with handless sugar bowl and cream pitcher. Made by Grafton ca. 1935. It has a gray scroll pattern called Melville,with pink and white dogwood blossoms and green leaves. The plate is for serving tea slices and is 6" in diameter. The cream pitcher is 3.5" tall and the sugar bowl is 3" in diameter. A lovely set for your tea party!
Circa: 1935
Type: China
Country of Origin: GB
Manufacturer: Royal Grafton